Package-level declarations
Types
OCPI AdditionalGeoLocation. This class defines an additional geographic location that is relevant for the Charge Point. The geodetic system to be used is WGS 84. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.
OCPI Connector. A Connector is the socket or cable and plug available for the EV to use. A single EVSE may provide multiple Connectors but only one of them can be in use at the same time. A Connector always belongs to an EVSE object. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.
OCPI ConnectorFormat. The format of the connector, whether it is a socket or a plug. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.
OCPI ConnectorType. The socket or plug standard of the charge point. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.
OCPI EnergyMix. This type is used to specify the energy mix and environmental impact of the supplied energy at a location or in a tariff. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.
OCPI EnergySource. Key-value pairs (enum + percentage) of energy sources. All given values of all categories should add up to 100 percent. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.
OCPI EnergySourceCategory. Categories of energy sources. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.
OCPI EnvironmentalImpact. Amount of waste produced/emitted per kWh. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.
OCPI EnvironmentalImpactCategory. Categories of environmental impact values. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.
OCPI Location. The Location object describes the location and its properties where a group of EVSEs that belong together are installed. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.
EV-related metadata container.
OCPI PowerType. This value indicates an electrical power configuration of a connector. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.
OCPI EVSE. The EVSE object describes the part that controls the power supply to a single EV in a single session. It always belongs to a Location object. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.
OCPI Capability. The capabilities of an EVSE. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.
Defines the set of values that identify a token to which a Location might be published. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.
The status of an EVSE. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.
OCPI TokenType. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.
OCPI StatusSchedule. This type is used to schedule status period in the future. Refer to this type in the OCPI GitHub repository for more details.